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i think well i think this is a very delicate moment in the united states as well isn't it and what i really fear over here is that america running into the populism type of policies and basically that's exactly what happened in japan and what is happening in japan and look where it's brought us species almost two decades we call the last decade but it's almost to last decade so i would say that again it goes back to the very first thing that we were talking about it's very deep difficult at this point to make the decisive position. at this moment i think it's very big i just hope they don't run into the populism type of society and politics ok chris are you optimistic or pessimistic on that point. well of course populism is a problem in other words kind of authoritarian demagogy and you know dividing people nationally against each other so for instance one issue in the united states has been or gratian. however it's interesting that the parties in this election cycle are steering clear of that so i'm not sure about the question of populism per se to go back to a point those made earl
i think well i think this is a very delicate moment in the united states as well isn't it and what i really fear over here is that america running into the populism type of policies and basically that's exactly what happened in japan and what is happening in japan and look where it's brought us species almost two decades we call the last decade but it's almost to last decade so i would say that again it goes back to the very first thing that we were talking about it's very deep difficult at...
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made in the united states. >> and mercedes >> they've saved the culture of my state. there are hundreds of spin-off businesses all over montgomery and even georgia and the children of the workers are violinists. they've boosted their programs and they are now building churches all over the place and funding the symphony's. the culture has improved as a result of the koreans. i don't know what alabama would do without the korans. it's been a beautiful thing to see, and the other theme of both of my books i am intrigued how commerce brings people together and a beautiful way without any central planning. the have nothing in common the curvy and said nothing in common with native alabama. culturally or any other way. but it's a beautiful thing to see how it brings people together. the brotherhood of man. beautiful. >> jeffrey tucker, what is laissez-faire books? >> it is founded in 1972 in the analog age when people just read a paper ink and got their books in the mail. we can't imagine that these days. i do vaguely. it was very prosperous and was kind of resource for th
made in the united states. >> and mercedes >> they've saved the culture of my state. there are hundreds of spin-off businesses all over montgomery and even georgia and the children of the workers are violinists. they've boosted their programs and they are now building churches all over the place and funding the symphony's. the culture has improved as a result of the koreans. i don't know what alabama would do without the korans. it's been a beautiful thing to see, and the other...
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making it, quite literally, a battleground in the heart of the united states. victims have included children as young as 6 years old. it's a hidden america most of us will never see. abc's alex perez, who himself grew up in one of these dangerous neighborhoods, brings us the first in a series of reports we're calling, from chicago, "hidden america: don't shoot, i want to grow up." >> where is that coming from? >> reporter: thursday night in chicago. mothers on the south and west sides of this city are bracing. for them, weekends mean violence. murder. and sleepless nights. praying that their children will live to bury them, not the other way around. it's a prayer diana knows well. she lives in a chicago neighborhood called little village, the same home where she grew up. but the fond memories she had here were erased on a warm, saturday afternoon last march. >> it was a beautiful day. we were going to go to a bit day party. we were actually waiting for our cousins to join us. >> reporter: while she waited, she, her boyfriend, 2-year-old daughter kate lip and 6-
making it, quite literally, a battleground in the heart of the united states. victims have included children as young as 6 years old. it's a hidden america most of us will never see. abc's alex perez, who himself grew up in one of these dangerous neighborhoods, brings us the first in a series of reports we're calling, from chicago, "hidden america: don't shoot, i want to grow up." >> where is that coming from? >> reporter: thursday night in chicago. mothers on the south...
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states. it's figuring out okay we are talking to people individually, who are we talking to and what are we talking about? and we used to have very little information on each voter. we have what is on the voter roll and it's usually the name of their age, their address, their gender. the talk about the census tracks or area and about respect which is. not everybody votes exactly through the 20 century and a lot of people are registered democrats voting republicans in certain elections and vice versa. but the hundreds of people gave me a prediction of what the political orientation was like. as of the campaign as supercomputing power increased through the middle of the 20th century in the precinct as the sort of way of dividing the electorate to serve as a basic it could face a triage of what they wanted to come who of my people are going to turn out and vote to support me already because i'm not going to waste in all were talking to them. who are the people that are going to go out and suppor
states. it's figuring out okay we are talking to people individually, who are we talking to and what are we talking about? and we used to have very little information on each voter. we have what is on the voter roll and it's usually the name of their age, their address, their gender. the talk about the census tracks or area and about respect which is. not everybody votes exactly through the 20 century and a lot of people are registered democrats voting republicans in certain elections and vice...
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>> one unique thing about the united states is that we don't have a central system in terms of the election. we have got over 4,000 difrent election systems and the of different rules and laws and people who administer them said there isn't like one puppet master like some grand conspiracy. we've got all these different systems and the people that are familiar with the most common example of this which would be gerrymandering where politicians draw districts that favor them. congress is about a 14 or 15% approval rating or maybe even lower than that. yet 85% of members of congress are safe because they have drawn their districts or state legislatures have drawn their districts so that those members are safe so that is the most blatant form but when we talk about the voter i.d. procedures and talk about the placement of the polling machines and a variety of other practices and regulations that shape the outcomes and policies and winners and losers. >> who is michael berman? >> michael berman is a person who handles redistricting in california. he's a democrat and his brother howard berman, w
>> one unique thing about the united states is that we don't have a central system in terms of the election. we have got over 4,000 difrent election systems and the of different rules and laws and people who administer them said there isn't like one puppet master like some grand conspiracy. we've got all these different systems and the people that are familiar with the most common example of this which would be gerrymandering where politicians draw districts that favor them. congress is...
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not just the benghazi and cairo embassy matters regarding the united states, but also in those skirmishes between turkey and syria regarding the government in syria and the civil war that's taking place there. likewise the rapid devaluation of the iranian currency being fueled by hyperinflation seeing significant middle eastern money using a flight to quality trade by purchasing gold. > > speaking of which, everybody is talking about gold this week. is there too much bull? is it time to become a contrarian? > > i don't think so. gold has some interesting winds at its back. for example, today the ecb and bank of england met and kept rate policy the same, so we continue to see global inflationary policies out of central banks. likewise there continues to be union strife and worker strife in south africa, which will contribute to the metal. and then of course, as i mentioned, tension in the middle east is seeing significant middle eastern financial concerns buy gold in a flight-to-safety trade. > > have a good friday on this jobs friday john. > > thank you. looking ahead, this year's fourth
not just the benghazi and cairo embassy matters regarding the united states, but also in those skirmishes between turkey and syria regarding the government in syria and the civil war that's taking place there. likewise the rapid devaluation of the iranian currency being fueled by hyperinflation seeing significant middle eastern money using a flight to quality trade by purchasing gold. > > speaking of which, everybody is talking about gold this week. is there too much bull? is it time to...
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come from the united states, so they're very very strong in the united states. they don't have a lot of overseas presence, which is also why i like the stock. i think only about 4% of their sales come from europe, so that's a good thing. as the economy weakens, where do people go? they go to these sin stocks. as terrible as it is to say, when the economy's a little bit weaker, when unemployment is not that good, they tend to drink a little bit more. so actually these companies - if you look at pm, philip morris, that's on a 52-week high as well. these are the sin stocks that actually work well when the economy is a little bit weaker. i think stz is headed one direction and that's to the top right, and i think it's going to $40. > > andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. > > thank you. that's it for today. coming up tomorrow, a glimpse at how candidates buy their way into office. the author of "billionaires & ballot bandits: how to steal an election in 9 easy steps" will be here. thanks so much for joining us today. have a great monday. >>> good morning
come from the united states, so they're very very strong in the united states. they don't have a lot of overseas presence, which is also why i like the stock. i think only about 4% of their sales come from europe, so that's a good thing. as the economy weakens, where do people go? they go to these sin stocks. as terrible as it is to say, when the economy's a little bit weaker, when unemployment is not that good, they tend to drink a little bit more. so actually these companies - if you look at...
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it will be a long time before we see a storm with the likes of sandy in the united states and thank heavens as we tally up the death toll and all of the damage to this storm brought to the country. northwest indiana showers will continue maybe ice pellets in the city. 25-38 windy and chile in the afternoon a high of 48 tomorrow. beautiful on thursday, mostly sunny not quite as cool, 53 and back to the '50s on friday. getting a little tamer. thank goodness. still ahead we firsthand learn just how powerful sandy has been. how do you put an unforgettable day into a fabric softener? turn downy simple pleasures into downy infusions. te an expepepeo o o o o ea ririri sgettable.. you'll remember the days you wear it. downy infusions. [ female announcer ] he could be your soul mate. but first you've got to get him to say hello. new crest 3d white arctic fresh toothpaste. use it with these 3d white products and whiten your teeth in just 2 days. new crest 3d white toothpaste. life opens up when you do. she stepped away from the profession for 20 years that was called back to her old classroom at st.
it will be a long time before we see a storm with the likes of sandy in the united states and thank heavens as we tally up the death toll and all of the damage to this storm brought to the country. northwest indiana showers will continue maybe ice pellets in the city. 25-38 windy and chile in the afternoon a high of 48 tomorrow. beautiful on thursday, mostly sunny not quite as cool, 53 and back to the '50s on friday. getting a little tamer. thank goodness. still ahead we firsthand learn just...
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the president insisted israel is the united states greatest ally. >> you did not say that you provide help. >> to allow these companies to go through bankruptcy. under no circumstances would i do anything other than help this industry get on its feet. >> president touted his efforts at. >> it was more of a drop. he certainly made it clear right out of friendupfront. >> he is not the commander in chief. he has to be careful about attacking the president's decisions. we did not know everything the president knows. >> he was not from by names and countries. he knew what he was talking about. >> that would grant him. mr. romney had always up until last night said the president should never put out a timetable. when he says 2014 you are putting terrace on notice. he literally adopted the president's policy. russia was one point of contention. >> here's the thing. governor on the new it was coming. he was ready for. he bac himself out of it. >> let me get that document to show you what i said and what i haven't said. in the momentum of the debate i think they both did well. obama probably g
the president insisted israel is the united states greatest ally. >> you did not say that you provide help. >> to allow these companies to go through bankruptcy. under no circumstances would i do anything other than help this industry get on its feet. >> president touted his efforts at. >> it was more of a drop. he certainly made it clear right out of friendupfront. >> he is not the commander in chief. he has to be careful about attacking the president's decisions....
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sandy is blamed for as many as 40 deaths in the united states. the cost of property damage and lost business is an estimated $20 billion. andrew cuomo just announced that limited commuter rail service will begin this afternoon in parts of new york and long island and said partial service will resume tomorrow in a few sections of the city's subway system carried he toured the sublease also. the governor also toward ground 0 which now has structural concerns due to severe flooding. several feet of standing water makes runways and ramps look more like a leak of an airport. it is not clear whether flooding caused damage inside the airport facility. jfk and newark international are open today but with limited service. questions are being raised about why a hospital was not evacuated before sandy hit. patients had to be evacuated to another hospital in the middle of the night. a nurse told the huffington post there was little information given by hospital administrators and staff members were playing it by ear. the parents of a newborn who weighed 2 lb
sandy is blamed for as many as 40 deaths in the united states. the cost of property damage and lost business is an estimated $20 billion. andrew cuomo just announced that limited commuter rail service will begin this afternoon in parts of new york and long island and said partial service will resume tomorrow in a few sections of the city's subway system carried he toured the sublease also. the governor also toward ground 0 which now has structural concerns due to severe flooding. several feet...
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the first was from the united states supreme court. a single person in the united states that i can think of has benefited more from the supreme court and karl rove guys. two decisions. one of 2000 was bush versus gore, which put his candidate in the white house. in the second, in 2010, citizens united. and that opened the floodgates for contribution -- unlimited contributions. in many cases, from secret sources with no transparency whatsoever. but it is just unprecedented in history. the second thing that happened was with the republican party. he couldn't raise a dime. it came to light early in 2010, you may recall that there was a revelation in los angeles at the republican national committee had been entertaining at a lesbian bondage her club. for the party of family values, this did not work well. they could not raise a dime. in april, he had a luncheon in his house in washington dc. it was cohosted by ed glaspie, a former chair of the rnc. and they had about two dozen people over and came away with tens of millions of dollars. th
the first was from the united states supreme court. a single person in the united states that i can think of has benefited more from the supreme court and karl rove guys. two decisions. one of 2000 was bush versus gore, which put his candidate in the white house. in the second, in 2010, citizens united. and that opened the floodgates for contribution -- unlimited contributions. in many cases, from secret sources with no transparency whatsoever. but it is just unprecedented in history. the...
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states, for example? have they - is there anything in the myths that spoke to that? >> well, there's nothing- the way i was raised and brought up is we're all here together now. i hold no grudges against nobody. as far as the stories that i was taught from my grandfather and grandmother, father and mother, is no, there was never any myth of coming across here. >> sure. >> i'm interested, do you have specific rituals, i suppose, or methods - if there's a drought, if you need rain, for example - >> or less rain. >> - the other way around - >> you mean, do a rain dance? >> no. no, no, i really didn't mean a rain dance because i know that's specific to the southwest where they're more arid. but are there different ways you evoke this greater spirit to help your group? >> yes, there are a lot of different ways. from what i know is the southern people, every different way we pray for it, we're always praying for something. like today, i was really nervous to come in front of a tv camera, so i saged and i prayed
states, for example? have they - is there anything in the myths that spoke to that? >> well, there's nothing- the way i was raised and brought up is we're all here together now. i hold no grudges against nobody. as far as the stories that i was taught from my grandfather and grandmother, father and mother, is no, there was never any myth of coming across here. >> sure. >> i'm interested, do you have specific rituals, i suppose, or methods - if there's a drought, if you need...
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states congress a fiscal conservative, a social moderate and strong on national security. he says his mission is still more in line with the newly drawn 10th district. i knew it was going to be a high- profile race i knew it was going to be a race where it was going to be very close and during the debate last week bob dole said that he would break with fellow republicans in the vote for increased revenue as part of a plan with spending cuts to reduce the deficit. late word that the tunnels which feed into new york are now filling with water the subway system is full of salt water into not the tunnels are here is the right to view the rains have resumed on the east coast. we have a wind gust reported at michigan city of 55 mi. per hour waves are up to 12 ft. now at the buoys and if this storm comes west so will our wins on the area will come close the showers get later tomorrow. it will feed into michigan and parts of indiana as well still windy but coming down a little bit as you can see open like wins will vary from 20- gusting to 55 +. waves will build 9-12 ft. up agains
states congress a fiscal conservative, a social moderate and strong on national security. he says his mission is still more in line with the newly drawn 10th district. i knew it was going to be a high- profile race i knew it was going to be a race where it was going to be very close and during the debate last week bob dole said that he would break with fellow republicans in the vote for increased revenue as part of a plan with spending cuts to reduce the deficit. late word that the tunnels...
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43 presidents of the united states and for exactly the same reasons. so nothing of substance has changed yet. i've always been at war with the system, not people. i just hope before i die i get the enemy to acknowledge that i ain't in a war with them and that they won the war almost all the time and that maybe i had one victory. >> speaking to us 50 years after he helped end racial segregation at the university of mississippi. and that brings today's show to a close. i'm jane eo'brien. thank you for joining and please come back tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presen
43 presidents of the united states and for exactly the same reasons. so nothing of substance has changed yet. i've always been at war with the system, not people. i just hope before i die i get the enemy to acknowledge that i ain't in a war with them and that they won the war almost all the time and that maybe i had one victory. >> speaking to us 50 years after he helped end racial segregation at the university of mississippi. and that brings today's show to a close. i'm jane eo'brien....
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the president of the united states got his start with these issues. his first major political challenge chicago for barack obama was with a group called project vote, a voter registration effort that registered 135,000 people and illinois in '91 and '92. project vote was allied with and an affiliate of the acorn. how many of you have ever heard of acorn? the most notoriously corrupt the registration effort ever in american history. it 2008 it's estimated their registered 1 million people. we will still debating whether a majority of those for fraudulent or not. as you know, because of some videos that came out recently regarding, shall we say, the other scandals they ultimately dissolved and had to declare bankruptcy. many of its members have reform in and out during the registration again. i call that a court under the mismanagement. acorn is back. but acorn day barack obama his political birth. he did such a good job running that the registration program that acorn made him their top trainer in chicago. in 1993, the first law that the democratic con
the president of the united states got his start with these issues. his first major political challenge chicago for barack obama was with a group called project vote, a voter registration effort that registered 135,000 people and illinois in '91 and '92. project vote was allied with and an affiliate of the acorn. how many of you have ever heard of acorn? the most notoriously corrupt the registration effort ever in american history. it 2008 it's estimated their registered 1 million people. we...
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the next united states senator from michigan. our soon to be representative in the 11th congressional district, county commissioner laura cox and the mayor and sheriff. before i introduce our special guests the great friend of michigan former first lady laura bush was not only a strong advocate for women's health issues but she's made a global awareness to the all the world women's health. she should be acknowledged for that. along with her very tender and soft voice for aids awareness on a global basis. she started in 2007 the laura bush institute for women's health. and with dignity on behalf of all of america was so supportive on that horrible day in september 2001. [applause] in a week, we in michigan are going to make history for america, aren't we? [applause] i was worried that you aren't fired up. are you fired up? [applause] well, these debates summed it up pretty well, didn't it? and the verdict is in barack obama cannot defend his first term. and you saw those debates which we saw three different barack obamas, the slee
the next united states senator from michigan. our soon to be representative in the 11th congressional district, county commissioner laura cox and the mayor and sheriff. before i introduce our special guests the great friend of michigan former first lady laura bush was not only a strong advocate for women's health issues but she's made a global awareness to the all the world women's health. she should be acknowledged for that. along with her very tender and soft voice for aids awareness on a...
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states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a corner. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradually depending on the light and the time of day. >> i wanted to create an art work that looks over time as well as working on in the first glance. the first time you come here, you may not see
states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a...
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one of things about the united states is people are used to telling strangers who they are going to vote for. so then you come up with a list of how individuals plan to vote and often a little bit of information about the issues they care about. in the same indoors. this is what the core of kansas is trained to identify voters. and then they start sorting people out here to do i have on my site already? who do i need to keep targeting with mail or persuasion phone calls? and so, this is the way campaigns have always worked spirit was changed in the starting and end of the last century coerce her to getting all the other data about people goes well beyond what the senses about their area of what their voter registration told you about themselves. it wasn't traditionally political information, but a lot was by commercial marketers are especially the credit rating agencies to which really had ventures in accumulating as much possible information about demographics, consumer habit, your lifestyle. and what happened starting in the late 1990s with people in politics discovered they could use
one of things about the united states is people are used to telling strangers who they are going to vote for. so then you come up with a list of how individuals plan to vote and often a little bit of information about the issues they care about. in the same indoors. this is what the core of kansas is trained to identify voters. and then they start sorting people out here to do i have on my site already? who do i need to keep targeting with mail or persuasion phone calls? and so, this is the way...
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what does an election here in south america mean to the united states? oil experts say the oil here in venezuela will impact how much we as americans pay in gas. >> if chavez gets reelected, i suppose we'll see lower crude oil sales to the u.s. and that's going to cost the consumer more money for their gasoline. >> reporter: today most ralliers rallied tweeting, get out the votes. street cry is rampant and oil production has slipped 30% in the last decade. >> if we win, we cannot believe that every problem will be solved on monday. but at least there is hope that the things can change. >> reporter: today, thousands of venezue venezuelans who over the years traveled to miami traveled to vote in new orleans. more voted in new york. while president chavez bragged that his country has the highest vote count in the world. grocery stores are swamped as they fear a violent reaction to whoever is announced the winner. >>> now to syria where there are reports tonight of several large explosions near police headquarters right in the heart of damascus. at least one
what does an election here in south america mean to the united states? oil experts say the oil here in venezuela will impact how much we as americans pay in gas. >> if chavez gets reelected, i suppose we'll see lower crude oil sales to the u.s. and that's going to cost the consumer more money for their gasoline. >> reporter: today most ralliers rallied tweeting, get out the votes. street cry is rampant and oil production has slipped 30% in the last decade. >> if we win, we...
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>> you know, if you have a cat scan at midnight in the united states, it's a doctor in australia that actually interprets that. a radiologist all around the planet. we just move the x-ray, and he zips it back, and it's daylight for him. i think that immediate is-- it's a service provided by people but it gets expensive to the extent person lives in manhattan in an apartment. but should the radiologist who reads your x-ray in manhattan, why couldn't he be in india where the cost of living is 5,000 a year than $500,000 a years. >> rose: are you worried about invasion of privacy, hacking, vulnerability to cyberattacks? >> i think there are two aspects of this, one aspect, 80% to 90% of the impact of this is for the good because people can use mobile phones to protect their privacy to defeat hacking. for example, there is $250 billion of credit card fraud. fiput a credit card on a phone. you can't steal. i can't lose it. you can't use it without my knowledge. and ficall in to order something online they can identify your. you're safe tore have a credit card on a phone than walk into a ban
>> you know, if you have a cat scan at midnight in the united states, it's a doctor in australia that actually interprets that. a radiologist all around the planet. we just move the x-ray, and he zips it back, and it's daylight for him. i think that immediate is-- it's a service provided by people but it gets expensive to the extent person lives in manhattan in an apartment. but should the radiologist who reads your x-ray in manhattan, why couldn't he be in india where the cost of living...
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states, then they've got to tell their government to stop cyber attacking the united states. >> reporter: huawei aggressively pushed back. the company says the intelligence committee provided no clear evidence of wrong doing and it dismissed the report as politically motivated. a spokesman for huawei says the company is owned by its employees and its work around the world is trusted and proven. >> our procurements from us companies totaled $6.6 billion. that's tens of thousands of jobs. these recommendations put at risk american jobs. >> reporter: huawei appears to operate as a purely commercial enterprise, but it is hard to sort out who owns the company and how much of it. the intelligence committee report concludes some chinese telecomm equipment secretly transmitted information back to china. that's what concerns u.s. cyber- security experts. they fear the chinese government could use huawei's technology to access sensitive information. >> i think it is a legitimate concern. now the question is how much that concern is being used in the u.s. to block a much larger range of investments
states, then they've got to tell their government to stop cyber attacking the united states. >> reporter: huawei aggressively pushed back. the company says the intelligence committee provided no clear evidence of wrong doing and it dismissed the report as politically motivated. a spokesman for huawei says the company is owned by its employees and its work around the world is trusted and proven. >> our procurements from us companies totaled $6.6 billion. that's tens of thousands of...
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states. that is because they're able to put their economy to work based on oil. so, yes, it is a little bit more expensive. because of technology, you get a lot more molecules out for the money you put in. melissa: if it is more expensive, saudi arabia can flood the oil market with cheaper oil and ta away that business. >> it is not rig or apples it apples. while the technology might be more expensive we're getting out more for every dollar that we're putting in. melissa: i don't understand. how is that the case? >> because the way you usese this technology, when you put it in the ground you're able to get aot more product out rather than conventionalrillg which is what they' doing in saudi arabia. melissa: hmmm. i'm not sure about that. we might have to examine that at another me. >> sure. this is unconventional, rather tn conventional. in saudi arabia they're doing it the way we've done it for hundreds of years. this technology we're being able to use it in a way to get ahole lot more out n
states. that is because they're able to put their economy to work based on oil. so, yes, it is a little bit more expensive. because of technology, you get a lot more molecules out for the money you put in. melissa: if it is more expensive, saudi arabia can flood the oil market with cheaper oil and ta away that business. >> it is not rig or apples it apples. while the technology might be more expensive we're getting out more for every dollar that we're putting in. melissa: i don't...
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cities to live in the united states. is yours one of them? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. i'm lynn berry. after the third debate between president obama and republican nominee mitt romney, there are just 14 days left before american voters choose their next president. according to a cbs news instant polls on uncommitted voters, president obama was a clear two to one victor with 53% saying he won. governor romney got 23%. 24% called it a tie. a cnn orc national poll called it closer with 48% saying obama won while 40% picked obama. for more we go to nbc's steve handlesman who's in florida for us. steve, good morning. >> reporter: hi, lynn. thanks. good morning from boca raton, florida. the debate here last night was clearly the most combative so far. though surprising to some, not on the issue of libya. mitt romney was able to make his larger point, his claim that america is weaker now overseas than it was four years ago. mitt romney and barack obama came to their third and final debate tied in national polls,
cities to live in the united states. is yours one of them? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. i'm lynn berry. after the third debate between president obama and republican nominee mitt romney, there are just 14 days left before american voters choose their next president. according to a cbs news instant polls on uncommitted voters, president obama was a clear two to one victor with 53% saying he won. governor romney got 23%. 24% called it a tie. a cnn orc...
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i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. >>> a massive scandal is unfolding in massachusetts. it centers around this woman. her name is annie duken. state drug lab entrusted with thousands of drug labs, evidence in several cases but she's accused of faking drug results and forging and breaking drug protocol. what happens based on the questionable drug samples handled by her. here's susan candiotti with her. >> it was refreshing because i didn't think it was real. >> reporter: it was real. until last week
i've been a superintendent for 30 some years at many different park service units across the united states. the only time i've ever had a break is when i was on maternity leave. i have retired from doing this one thing that i loved. now, i'm going to be able to have the time to explore something different. it's like another chapter. [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information......
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here in the united states from coast to coast we have privatized the vote and in doing so we've removed the lynchpin holding together our democracy. several european nations including ireland germany and the netherlands have experimented with and then did electronic voting machines in fact germany's supreme court ruled that evo two machines were unconstitutional and ireland sold theirs for a penny on the dollar as scrap metal but here in the united states we continue to put out more and more evo to machines owned by corporations that seem to have vested political interests that's despite the fact that it's pretty well documented to such machines may have flipped political races in favor of republicans take for example what happened in nebraska in one thousand nine hundred six republican chuck hagel running on an evo d. machine company security security huge contract to sell as machines to nebraska then decided to run for senate in nebraska against ben nelson and guess what despite being a long shot candidate badal won or at least that's what is known voting machines calculator at least
here in the united states from coast to coast we have privatized the vote and in doing so we've removed the lynchpin holding together our democracy. several european nations including ireland germany and the netherlands have experimented with and then did electronic voting machines in fact germany's supreme court ruled that evo two machines were unconstitutional and ireland sold theirs for a penny on the dollar as scrap metal but here in the united states we continue to put out more and more...
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it is believed that the 31 year old left the united states in 2006 and may be living in syria with his wife and one child. he has duel citizenship and syrian citizenship fluent in english and arabick. remember the dark knight shooter? he is claiming his rights were violated over this mug shot. it shows him with short brown hair instead of the orange hair he had when he was arrested. it goes against a judge's order limiting pretrial publicity. they want to know how it was leaked. it is a bit of trivia. mitt romney getting in a game of jinga before it debate. he is here in the hotel room and joined by three of his five sons. he had a barbecue sandwich and spaghetti. that is little dangerous before the debate. >> i wonder who won the game though. that is your five and five. and time now for your first weather update with janice dean who has a look at the cold front coming in the rockies. >> look at these temperatures, look at denver with 83 . move ahead to what it is now. 37. that is a 46 degrees drop. that my friends, is a cock front. it dropped in an hour. i don't know if it had anythin
it is believed that the 31 year old left the united states in 2006 and may be living in syria with his wife and one child. he has duel citizenship and syrian citizenship fluent in english and arabick. remember the dark knight shooter? he is claiming his rights were violated over this mug shot. it shows him with short brown hair instead of the orange hair he had when he was arrested. it goes against a judge's order limiting pretrial publicity. they want to know how it was leaked. it is a bit of...
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the target is the most populous region of the united states >> as many as 67 million people could be affected by this bloomberg ordered mandatory evacuations to low lying communities like coney island and battery park in manhattan because of an expected 11 foot storm surge. 375-thousand people need to leave. let me stress if you don't evacuate you not just putting your own life in danger you are also endangering the lives of our first responders who may have to come in and rescue you the subway systems in new york, washington d-c and philadelphia are closed. they may not be back on line until wednesday. a typical scene in connecticut and well beyond. tropical storm warnings cover 600 miles of coastline along the eastern seaboard. hurricane sandy is packing winds of 75 miles an hour. she is expected to collide with another system with the full force hitting the area monday night. president obama declared federal emergencies in washington, massachusetts and new york. my message to the governors as well as to the mayors is anything they need, we will be there mitt romney also changed hi
the target is the most populous region of the united states >> as many as 67 million people could be affected by this bloomberg ordered mandatory evacuations to low lying communities like coney island and battery park in manhattan because of an expected 11 foot storm surge. 375-thousand people need to leave. let me stress if you don't evacuate you not just putting your own life in danger you are also endangering the lives of our first responders who may have to come in and rescue you the...
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that's why he's running for president of the united states. so i want to thank melissa and the whole family for what they do to make virginia a better place. and i thank all of you for being out here today. and i want you to know i will do everything i can do to make sure these kids have the future we have been blessed enough to have. if you are willing to fight for it then so am i. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [crowd chanting 'christie, christie'] >> thank you. thank you for having me. okay, guys. >> you sent me a letter and i framed it. >> everybody who asked me to run for president got a letter from me. >> we are going door to door. >> we need you down here. newinia's got to carry jersey's water. >> will you take a picture with us? >> of course i will. where is the camera? hold on one second. thank you, boys. >> thank you, governor. >> can i get a picture? >> sure you can. my pleasure. thank you. >> tell mitt we got
that's why he's running for president of the united states. so i want to thank melissa and the whole family for what they do to make virginia a better place. and i thank all of you for being out here today. and i want you to know i will do everything i can do to make sure these kids have the future we have been blessed enough to have. if you are willing to fight for it then so am i. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions...
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it is an embarrassment to have the vice president of the united states be that deliberately dishonest with the american people. >> mike: i want you to stay with me and we will have more with newt gingrich with he we come back and we will be joined by his wife calista. we have some interesting things to tell you about when we return. stay with us. >> mike: we are back with former house speaker newt gingrich. we are now joined by his wife calista. she has written a new children's book called land of the pilgrim's pride. i want to talk about the book in a moment but first you guys have experienced what i think mitt romney and paul ryan are experiencing in a profound way and that is that the media can i say it charitably they don't always play is completely even. would that be a fair assessment? >> absolutely. >> mike: you experienced it and have seen it. how do you confront that and what do you do when you know the media has cooked the store arery to make you look bad and the other side look good? >> happens all the time. keep your focus on the positive. you know the message that needs t
it is an embarrassment to have the vice president of the united states be that deliberately dishonest with the american people. >> mike: i want you to stay with me and we will have more with newt gingrich with he we come back and we will be joined by his wife calista. we have some interesting things to tell you about when we return. stay with us. >> mike: we are back with former house speaker newt gingrich. we are now joined by his wife calista. she has written a new children's book...
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here are the latest market figures. >>> the taliban has put the ball in the united states' court. while the insurgent group is fighting international forces in afghanistan, it says it wants to resume peace talks with the u.s. but their conditions would be did i feel to meet. nhk world's hideki yui reports. >> reporter: the u.s. government and taliban started peace talks in 2010 and carried them out in locations such as qatar. but negotiations have been in limbo since march this year. taliban leader mullah muhammad omar issued a statement on wednesday to mark the beginning of the muslim holy day eid al-adha. in his comments, he indicated the group's intention to resume dialogue with the u.s., saying the taliban would continue while also taking political measures. taliban representatives in qatar who handle this political issue, spoke with nhk in august. they said the taliban halted the negotiations after the u.s. demanded that afghan president hamid karzai's government be included. he added that the taliban is ready to discuss peace if key taliban members are freed. omar's statemen
here are the latest market figures. >>> the taliban has put the ball in the united states' court. while the insurgent group is fighting international forces in afghanistan, it says it wants to resume peace talks with the u.s. but their conditions would be did i feel to meet. nhk world's hideki yui reports. >> reporter: the u.s. government and taliban started peace talks in 2010 and carried them out in locations such as qatar. but negotiations have been in limbo since march this...